• Completed application (Apply as a Transfer Student)
• Select Fee Waiver as payment method
• Official transcripts from each college or university attended sent to Undergraduate Admissions with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75
• Questions? Contact Catherine Oberholtzer in the Admissions Office.

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WCU Degree Requirements:

1)    Earn 120 college credits (including accepted transfer credits) to satisfy university requirements for a bachelor’s degree.

2)    Earn 30 credits from WCU since enrolling in the RN-BSN program (WCU residency requirement). This requirement is waived for current or prior WCU students and those with a prior bachelor’s degree.

3)    Students graduating from regional Community Colleges may be eligible for an Academic Passport which satisfies many general education requirements, and allows students the freedom to select courses of their interest to reach the needed 120 credits. It is recommended, but not required, that students consider a minor in a complementary discipline to fulfill the university graduation requirements.

 

Nursing Major Requirements:

NSG 330 (2 cr) Professional Nursing Communication Strategies
Must be completed as the first nursing course, and may be taken concurrently with other nursing courses. The remaining NSG course work has no specific sequence and may be scheduled based on students’ needs.

NSG 313 (3 cr) Applied Nursing Research
Writing Emphasis Course. *Pre-requisite: MAT 121/125

NSG 332 (3 cr) Ethics and Health Policy in Nursing
Writing Emphasis Course

NSG 334 (3 cr) Population and Environmental Health Nursing
*Must be taken with NSG 335

NSG 335 (2 cr) Population and Environmental Health Nursing Practicum
* Must be taken with NSG 334

NSG 430 (3 cr) Physical and Health Assessments of Diverse Populations Across the Lifespan

NSG 432 (3 cr) Health Information, Technology, and Quality Improvement

NSG 434 (3 cr) Nursing Leadership & Management in Today's Healthcare Environment
*Must be taken with NSG 435

NSG 435 (2 cr) Nursing Leadership Practicum
*Must be taken with NSG 434

Nursing classes are offered:

1. 100% online in an asynchronous format (no scheduled meeting times/dates)
2. In 7-week sessions with the exception of NSG 313 (10 weeks)
3. Year round, with some course offerings in summer I session